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Doug Greenberg

I started taking bird photos when I was sixteen. At first, I was mostly trying to document rarities encountered during birding trips. Like so many photographers, I have experienced far more success since we all went digital. I try to get by using equipment that was state-of-the-art a generation ago, e.g., high quality manual focus telephoto lenses. As long as my eyesight holds up, this is quite satisfactory. I would love to travel the world in search of bird photos. For now, my work as a teacher and senior companion keeps me busy, and I get out in the field with my cameras whenever I can.

 

Website: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dagberg/

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